Reinterpreting the Constitution : how the Supreme Court changes the law

By:

Mannino, Edward F

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London Lexington Books 2023Description: 291pISBN:

9781666938302

Subject(s):

Constitutional law

DDC classification:

342.73 MAN

Summary: "The core theme of this book is that the justices, both liberal and conservative, do not simply call balls and strikes, as Chief Justice Roberts memorably stated, in formulating their decisions. Instead, as shown in some 200 cases, they have expanded or limited prior precedent, created new rights, and eliminated others"--

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"The core theme of this book is that the justices, both liberal and conservative, do not simply call balls and strikes, as Chief Justice Roberts memorably stated, in formulating their decisions. Instead, as shown in some 200 cases, they have expanded or limited prior precedent, created new rights, and eliminated others"--

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